Examples of Maastricht Treaty in a sentence
This treaty was originally signed in Maastricht in 1992 (The Maastricht Treaty).
Whereas according to Council Regulation (EC) No 1103/97 of 17 June 1997 on certain provisions relating to the introduction of the euro, every reference to the ECU in a legal instrument shall be replaced by a reference to the euro at a rate of one euro to one ECU; 1 Editorial note: Maastricht Treaty in the wording of 7 February 1992.
However, all of these countries, with the single exception of the Czech Republic, intend to meet the Maastricht Treaty fiscal criteria by 2005 (European Commission, 2003).
The institutional framework of the Maastricht Treaty is a combination of numerical and procedural measures.
It is the concept closest to the current account as defined when the Maastricht Treaty was drafted.
The Maastricht Treaty was a powerful stimulus for European Union countries to consolidate their budgets.
It has been considered that, even in cases of evident externalities, scale economies and political homogeneity, fiscal policy centralization would be a solution only if the alternative hypotheses of policy co-ordination or policy harmonization could not be envisaged (vide the subsidiary principle in the Maastricht Treaty).
Since then, many other treaties, including the Maastricht Treaty and the Treaty of Lisbon, have been added, either by the amendment of section 1(2) so as to add to the list of specified treaties, or by the making of Orders of Council approved by resolutions of both Houses, under section 1(3).
These concerns have been enshrined in European Council declarations dating from 1991, Association and Partnership and Cooperation Agreements with former Communist states, the Maastricht Treaty, the most recent Lomé Convention, and in the 1993 Copenhagen Criteria establishing democratic requirements for EU membership.
Article 6(2) of the 1992 Treaty of Europe (TEU), or Maastricht Treaty, binds member states to take human rights into account in their external relations.